The Great Age of Rock. Songs Big Enough to Hold an Entire World.

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There was a time when rock was unafraid to be expansive—not merely loud, but vast in its ambition. Songs unfolded like journeys, albums became self-contained worlds, and musicians spoke about freedom, time, loneliness and fate without bending to the demands of the format.

This issue is not an argument that music was better in the past. It is an evening devoted to the scale, daring and inner space of classic rock—to songs still large enough to hold an entire world.